  
| Current
Research Current
research is just beginning to identify and catch up to the
social changes around our family structure that have taken
place in the last number of decades. The major victims in
all of this are our children. They are being placed at risk
and deprived of two parents, not only by alienating parents,
but also by a legal system which fails to understand the
implication of Parental Alienation and is ill equipped to
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PARENTAL ALIENATION
Here is a
list of links to follow to research this topic.
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Definition of Parental Alienation
Larry Waterman, Ph.d., on Parental Alienation
Therapeutic Interventions for Children with
Parental Alienation Syndrome
Effects on Children
Parental Alienation Syndrome Homepage
PARENTAL ALIENATION: NOT IN THE BEST INTEREST
OF THE CHILDREN
Parents Who Have Successfully Fought Parental
Alienation Syndrome
F.A.C.T. Information: Parental Alienation
THE SPECTRUM OF PARENTAL ALIENATION SYNDROME
(PART I)
THE SPECTRUM OF PARENTAL ALIENATION SYNDROME
(PART II)
Parental Alienation Information Archive
Parental Alienation Syndrome
The Rachel Foundation for Family Reintegration
PsyCare: Parental Alienation Page
Preventing Parental Alienation – Awareness to
Action
Japan child's rights network
Justice for Children
Kids in Distress Australia Inc.
PA from divorcesource.com
More links from
www.parentalalienation.com
April 25th 2010 is the 5th annual
International Parental Alienation Awareness Day
Help spread the word and raise awareness and education.
Together we can make a difference
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Disclaimer
The posting of these links does
not necessarily imply that MARS BC
endorses all the opinions expressed. |
| View the
City of Nanaimo's Proclamation
of Parental Alienation Day
Here |
| View the
City of Vancouver's
Proclamation of Parental Alienation Day
Here |
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PRESS RELEASE
Member of Parliament Maurice Vellacott (Saskatoon-Wanuskewin)
releases
results of new equal
shared parenting poll
Here |
| Child Abuse
Parental
Alienation is
destructive irrespective of the gender of the alienating
parent and is considered to be a form of child abuse.
Children are growing up without one parent and are being
psychologically damaged in the process. These children are
acting out their confusion, anger, and frustrations in many
ways. For example, boys, in the teenage years, are often
prone to violent, self destructive behaviors related to
drugs, car thefts, robbery, gang behavior, and suicide.
Girls, in the teenage years, are prone to similar kinds of
self destructive behaviors, including drugs, gang behavior,
and sexual promiscuity. |
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